Ground cover seeds

Ideal for filling gaps in paving or replacing areas of lawn, these plants are perfect for walking on

Have you been searching for a ground cover plant to fill your lawn in and choke out weeds that is also low maintenance?

Ground cover plants are an essential part of landscaping and have many uses in the garden. They can be used to carpet the garden, prevent erosion on slopes, cover shaded areas under trees, and prevent weeds from choking out other plants. Not only that, but they can also add new colors and textures into the landscape. Many produce prolific blooms during the spring and summer growing seasons for an extra splash of color! We have formulated a list of the best ground cover plants to prevent…

Cover your garden with color & texture with these 14 easy-care ground-cover plants. See ground covers for shade and full sun ground covers.

The Golden Moneywort belongs to Europe and the Caucuses, where it is typically grown near water. The plant belongs to the family of Primulaceae and is also known as “twopenny thot”. The unique quality of

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Paths and walkways are an integral part of every garden. They allow you to get from one place to another easily to maintain the garden. But paths and walkways don't need to be only practical; they can easily become decorative and beautiful. This can be done by planting interesting plants…

Moss Verbena (Verbena Tenuisecta) - Is there a place in your garden for these stunning ground cover plants? You will want Moss Verbena because it blooms all summer long with violet or pink flowers on spreading plants, and the foliage is fern-like and attractive. Moss Verbena comes from South America, and it performs well in hot, sunny locations with sandy and infertile soils. It is very easy to establish from Verbena seeds, and it provides nectar for honeybees and butterflies. Moss Verbena…

Creeping Thyme seeds can be started indoors 6-8 weeks before last frost or directly outdoors in spring. These seeds are very small and can be mixed with sand for scattering, Thyme is slow to germinate so please wait for it to grow. All seeds are packaged in tear and moisture resistant packaging. Keeps freshness longer. Creeping thyme is a hardy perennial widely used in aromatic landscaping as a trailing ground cover. Any problems with the seeds received, please let me know via email and I…

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